Research into the history of the Land Rover Defender, which included extensive research with owners old and new, led Davey down the route of defining a new entry-level model for the company. At just 3000mm in length, the LRS-1 is an urban quadricycle designed for similar usage scenarios as the Mega Truck or Piaggio Tuk-Tuk. Davey's belief is that such a vehicle could be sold to large fleets and small businesses alike, suiting a variety of working briefs. The LRS-1 therefore features easily changeable pop-off body panels similar to a Smart, mirrors that detach to become a torch and a surface treatment that means graphical transfers can be easily applied or removed. The boxy, utilitarian aesthetic is in-keeping with what Land Rovers of the past stood for, and features a DRG that references historic models, while creating a friendlier, less aggressive appearance befitting of the vehicle's intended city habitat.
For those with big pockets and high headedness who love power and demand luxury with security, this super armored vehicle dubbed the Shadow Hawk suits the best. The Street Hawk is amazingly crafted vehicle with the ability to independently raise or lower each of its wheels up to 46 inches without camber or caster compromise and its ground clearance is adjustable from 0-44 inches even when in motion. The ultimate super terrain vehicle is equipped with monster engine producing 1100hp and 1,805 foot pounds of torque. The all-wheel-drive vehicle with 40 inch tall, 15.5 inch wide tires and 22 inch wheels weighs 4,800 pounds and has a top speed of 208mph. Sprint from 0 to 60mph can be achieved in 3.5 seconds and its fuel economy on highway is estimated at 22mpg. It also features innovative active suspension system, air suspended seats and vehicles pitch; roll and overall ride height can be adjusted from the driver’s seat while using D-pad controls beneath your ...
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